The evening world., 1887-11-02
fine AUTUMN RACING
Seventh Day Of the Jockey Clubs
. Meeting at Ivy City.
Miller. a Jockey at Clifton. Has His Skull
Fractured, and viii Probably Die.
An In and Out Day for the Favoritcs-GIcn-
mound, Joe Leo, swift and Theodosius
Winners on the Fiat-Tho Gardeners
stceplochase Won by sherrod-NrcLaush-
. lin Beaten In Four Of tho Races To-day.

. lin Beaten In Four Of tho Races To-day.
ysd9:;rF, HoIplins.hg.d, :. R.. Kelly. and J.J. Hoi-
Nm-r.-w. preny and W. B.Jennings.
S ;s,;.s-yLF !: & 5.;l %aSIR.''''
ESPECIAL TO TEE EVENING woRLp.l
wv CRY RACE TRACK, WASHINGTON, d. G.,
2.-This Is the second of the National
Jockey Club'se extra days, and, as the weather
is most delightful. in fact, quite warm, there
is a large attendance. The track is q trifo
heavy, but rapidly improving. Mr.. Phil
Dwyer says that the report telegraphed to
New York that Hanover is broken down is
premature, that the colt is q thousand per
cent. better than yesterday and took good
walking exercise this morning.
The racing was very similar to that on
Tuesday, ON "in and out day for the
s fsySF''es second Sdlsn9 oGGoisa,, y Sass T VII
the ~fayorite. for the first race.
For the second, Joe Lee, an 8 to / chance,
won easily the f~ayorite, Rita R., IN
h,$eea,, w r@r ea saS a snd ,tbs sy fourth . rs ees
was also won by the f~avorite, Theodosius.
The last race was q steeplechpse for District
owned horses, gentlemen riders, which Mr..
T~hompson's Sherrod, ridden by Mr.. Temp
kins, won easily.
A match has been made for $500 O side, to
be run tomorrow, at Ave furlongs. between
Freedom'and Armstrong, at catch weights.
FIRST RACE.
Sweepstakes, SIS each, for threeyear-olds and
upward, that had run and not won since Sept, 10,
1851, with $500 added, OF which 500 to the second;
TO carry 10 ID: above the scale; horses beaten once
u j.; four lines. Is h.; nvs' tines, % ID ;i mile
and a sixteenth.
more, dam Alice j., 1ol........... (Chappei)
wired, o.. car. 1of. .(Martin) Q
B BARN 1s MiSGs
RiHS Of Norfolk, los, car. lid. Mci iSSnHiSn 9
Tsn striks, ioS..".."."."I...tEi ie| .
vi Tns., s.i Sss: Bssiilas-:s to ; sssiass se %siT.u .
ato ! Glenmornd, = to ! Zach King Of Norfolk and
Nellie B. For . Psce-Even money WIfred,
saia, 3 20 ! . ann Arg Hssq sti a.s 8 ed sSi SsssI Iias e ] Nj 8
m m f s;as !; , i. e: :.; 4 aisid T. ! s'S ais ss'"s Z,
The Race.-wilfred, Perioles and Argo, with
King Of Norfolk, held the lead between them
for nearly q mile. when G~lenmpund came
through from the rear and, taking the lead
inside tha last furiong, won by, four
Of Barnum. with Pericles fourth and Valiant
fifth. Mutuels paid $8l.eo.
,,tst - SECOND RACE.
Purse $500, for two-year-olds, entrance SIS each
M ne si iSSHnS; 80 o s6Tsse . =, sn tsSss t n BE- soI sofa 'i sr
$3.50 to carry full weight; three-quarters of a
NJ. Jordan's b. C. Joe Lee, by voltigeur, dam
Bonheur, (ChappelD
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sight Unseen, .PalmeD 0
%mRires }Elks} 9
s1aaieMi.is. B.ttins-iS to 10 against Aa isa X to .
1- Name so SS :, ! Wat, 9 e ! each Regulas Joe Lee and Z
:aok % RITA Z. I ana y GnsssP 3 los f against ! na.S Wal, !; TO 3
Slant sssG U sssS1u' f roa, snsissi 3 ,s s 1 R aSs r. Isi d. 10 l
Sight Unseen. who acted Ike o wild horse.
In one of her fits she threw Palmer and ran
to the stables. She was caught and re-
mounted. She got away In front, but was
running at the half, but was passed on the
turn by Regulus. In the stretch the issue
was between Joe Lee and Vance, with Joe
winning BY 2 neck, Vance second, six lengths
in front of Regulus. Mutuels paid $l05. IS.
THIRD RACE.
$ only n declared, with $500 added, Of which
600 to ne e., second GO d tSrss;s-quasters Of z mile
ps Ss% issaRsssi 10. car. iii. Mc iEscnSaIsn}
Bsss .,, ia; Andetson(
brougnt0n, Lewis
Esiera' .(onsppeiR
h4 MSse HpsS sN.' i ssftinS-i to . on sw 4ihfars,n 70
Banner; Bearer, s 10 1 Bess, 10 to | each Harry Rus.
sell and Broughton, and 10 TO ! Calera- For
money Bess, 8 to . against Harry Russell, 4 to
BroSghion, and 8 to- calera. foois-IsWift. SIS;
the pace for the first half mile, when Church
brought Swift away, winning by two lengths
Banner-Bearer second, four lengths from
Bess; Calera fourth. Broughton fifth. Mu
fuels paid, $500.
FOURTH RACE.
ana upward, WITH $500 AIDED snSaa Of 5fT ws shisse SIS to tS'
second; to carly ID above the scale; sex allow
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TO- ii% SSs,5:, Ss:ni R':tialns1SiG q s S5:Sso; n !;
The toarSo S.A1 Is to = i x SlS %l 8 20 I ssch 10 ,. 70 ;
h bs4rsa and u Bssl ~ For 4 IlaSs.ThsSdOsia
10 each j., >. Healy and B~ell,Ringer. Pools
Theodosius, SIS; wanderment. 81; the held, SIS.
The Race:-The Bourbon with frankie B.
:. o. Ideally and ~Bell.Ringer, showed tn
when .~Theodosius, came through from tn
real, winning by q length from The Bourbon
who was q head in front of frankie B.
Wanderment fourth. Mutuels paid Sll. 20.
FIFTH RACE.
Steepleohase sweepstakes for horses owned /
INC district o. Columbia since OCT. 10. 1881, at q
each, with $3.50 added, Of which SIS to the second
10 carry bo.lb; above the scale: gentlemen riderI
entries; fun course.
g; \. Thompsons sherrod, 1871. ORR. Tompkins)
Thos' NJ prAney's Diamond Jack, isI;
A.. G. JOhnson's Miss Cleveland, isl.
7. /. McDermott's II Mahdi, 1875. Or. par6e3
Time-a 90. Betting-etob against II Mahdi,